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Gulgong, NSW - St Luke's Anglican
A Romanesque, Gothic revival church designed by noted colonial architect Edmund Thomas Blacket. The bell tower is of wood with the bell surrounded by lattice work. It was built out of local stone at a cost of £650 in 1876. Built of rubble s…
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Kiama, NSW - Christ Church Anglican
The Church had its origins on a site on the south east corner of Bong Bong and Manning Streets. In 1843 construction commenced and the first church was completed in the same year. In 1843 construction commenced and the first church was comp…
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Newtown, NSW - St Stephen's Anglican
The Church was designed by Edmund Blacket between 1871 and 1874 on a portion of 240 acres granted to Governor Bligh and was known as the Camperdown estate. This building is one of Australia's best Gothic Revival Churches on this scale in cr…
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North Goulburn, NSW - St Nicholas' Anglican
The present Church, a stone building in the early English style, was designed by Mr. E. T. Blacket. The original plans have been deposited in the Mitchell Library, Sydney, by his son, Cyril Blacket. The nave only has been finished according…
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Perth, WA - St George's Cathedral Anglican
In 1841, on January first, Governor John Hutt laid the Foundation Stone of the first Church of St George. About 600 people were present when the church was opened on 22 January 1845. This building stood adjacent to the City of Perth library…
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Rozelle, NSW - St Thomas' Anglican
The Church was built in 1874 in an Early English Gothic style to the design of Edmund Blacket, originally of brick with stone detailing, but later obscured by paintwork. The five bay nave was built first, followed by the transepts, sanctuar…
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Picton, NSW - St Mark's Anglican
The Church was opened for worship in 1856. Edmund Blacket designed the Church in 1848 and the foundation stone was laid in 1850 by the Rev Edward Rogers. The Church is built of sandstone, with cedar interior fittings. The original roof was …
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Surry Hills, NSW - St Michael's Anglican
St Michael’s began in the late 1830s the way all church begin – as a church plant! The first services were held in the Albion Brewery.2 Following this, the church met at a number of other locations including a school-house and the Darlinghu…
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Sydney, NSW - Christ Church St Laurence Anglican
First service was held by William Grant Broughton in a brewery storeroom in Elizabeth Street, Surry Hills on 28 October 1838. Bishop Broughton laid the foundation stone of the present Christ Church on 1 January 1840 and the partially com…
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Sydney, NSW - St Andrew's Anglican Cathedral
A small but pleasant Gothic Revival Cathedral in Sydney Freestone of late Colonial and early Victorian periods. Original portion of nave designed by Hume. Substantially completed under Blacket. Exterior has weathered to warm brown colour. D…
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Sydney, NSW - St Philip's Anglican
The original church was located in Lang Park across the road from the present church. No information available. The foundation stone of the current church was laid on 1 May 1848, by the Rector, Reverend William Cowper. In the Gothic Perp…
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Tumut, NSW - All Saints' Anglican
The foundation stone of the present All Saints' Church was laid in December 1875 and the building opened in 1878, the tower and spire being completed in 1882, the latter donated by Mr C.D. Bardwell. The building is an outstanding example of…
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Vaucluse, NSW - St Michael's Anglican
A Foundation stone reads, " To the Glory of God this stone was set by The Most Rev HWK Mowll DD Archbishop of Sydney to commemorate the Enlargement of this Church 7th August 1937". A wall plaque reads, " To the Glory of God the spire of thi…
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